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Show I OGDEN f 4- OGDEX, May 24. Mrs. L. F. KneipP e liter tained the members of the Five Hundred club and a few additional g"ueyts at her home this afternoon. The rooms were fragrant with roses, and following the card srames a luncheon was served. The Ladies' Literary club met Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon with Mrs. Claude Zinn-' Zinn-' Mrs. Arnold Bowman gave a current magazine review and Mrs. S. N. Fulton ! rea, a paper on "Utah Writers." The Sacred Heart alumnae will give a stiver tea tomorrow afternoon from 5 until 8 oVIock on the academy lawn, for the benefit of the new Sacred Heart infirmary, in-firmary, which has just been complete 1. A large number of the alumnae from the surrounding states will be in attendance. Patriotic colors, combined with flowers, will be used in the decorations of the lawn and tea table. Presiding at the tea table will be Mrs. Julia Kiesel Mc-Oinley, Mc-Oinley, Mrs. Nellie Healy Lynch, Mrs. Marguerite McNulty Morrissey. Mrs. Ella O'Neill Eallantyne, Miss Cecil Kagan and Miss Cassie McLaughlin. Captain and Mrs. Royal Nopgrle, who are visiting in this city, en route to Honolulu, Hono-lulu, were the complimented guests at a beautifully appointed dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Bristol Thursday evening at the Country club. One long table was decorated with silver baskets filled with pink peonies. The place cards and nut dishes were also in pink. The guests included Captain and Mrs. Noggle, Mr. and Mrs. Chapin A. Dav, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Klrkendall, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Buchmiller, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bowman, Bow-man, Mr. and Mrs, J. David Larson of Salt Lake, Mrs. L. R. Eccles, Mark Murphy Mur-phy and C. R. Holllngsworth. The Junior class of the high school gave its annual junior prom Friday evening at the Berthana, In honor of the senior class. More than 600 high school students stu-dents and their friends were in attendance. attend-ance. Music was furnished by the Lillian Thatcher orchestra. The program Lore the class emblem in gold. During the evening punch and mint wafers were served. The committee in charge of the affair Included the following: Florence Wattls, Nellie O'Keefe, Charlotte Davis, Albert Ward, Carlus Chez and Daniel Rowland. Mrs. Fred N. Hess entertained the Sempre Musical club Tuesday afternoon. M rs. T. Don Beason read a paper on "New American Music." Vocal selections selec-tions were given by Mrs. Melba Jones and Mrs. C. H. Stevens and piano selections selec-tions by Mrs. Oscar Russell. Mrs. John Culley gave current events. Miriam chapter No. 14, O. E. S., gave the last of a series of teas Monday afternoon after-noon from 3 until 5 o'clock, in the Masonic Ma-sonic clubrooms. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Bristol entertained enter-tained at an Orpheum theater party Friday Fri-day evening of last week in honor of Lieutenant L, F. Koschwitz of New York City, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Kneipp. Lieutenant Koschwitz also was the guest of honor at an informal dinner given by Mrs. L. R. Eccles, Saturday evening eve-ning of last week, at the Country club, followed by a dance at the Eccles home. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Kneipp, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Bristol, Mr. and Mrs. Kirkendall. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Buchmiller, Miss Marian Browning and Miss Dorothy Wright. The Drama club met this afternoon at the Conservatory of Music, when officers were elected for the ensuing year. A musical program was rendered by Mrs. George W. Bo rlow and Miss Ida Anderson. Ander-son. Miss Esther Harris and Miss Zelta Ballinger were the hostesses. Mrs. Joseph A. Ferraro presented four of her advanced pupils in a piano recital Tuesday evening at her studio in the Hudson building. The junior class of the high school presented pre-sented the following three one-act plays at the school auditorium Thursday evening eve-ning for the purpose of raising funds for the annual junior prom, which was held the following evening at the Berthana: "Overtones," "The Burglar" and "The Monkey's Paw." Mrs. Lucian A. Ray entertained the Child Culture club at the University club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. J. C. Lynch gave an interesting bonk review and Miss Dorothy Wright sang a number of vocal solos. A simple wedding took place Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. B. Denkers, when her daughter, Bessie, became the bride of John A. Jansen. The ceremony was performed by Bishop J. W. Ure in the presence of the immediate families. The couple will spend a short honeymoon in Salt Lake and will be at home in this ciiy after June 1 at 476 Twenty-second street. The Royal Purple club was entertained Monay evening by Mrs. Keyes, S73 Twenty-fourth street. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Calvert announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Alta. to Mark Thackeray of Craydon. The wedding will take place in the Salt Lake temple early in June. Mrs. C. L." Fan- entertained the Beaux Esprit club Friday afternoon. The senior class of the Weber Normal college presented the play, "Strenuous Life," at the college auditorium Monday evening. The W. C. T. U. met Wednesday with Mrs. H. P. Hantz. At a meeting of the Historical society held Saturday afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs. ,T. R. Morrell the following fol-lowing officers were elected: Mrs. S. S. Smith TiTfisirlenr: Mrs. J. A IVIp.CJpp vino Ralph E. Bristol at the . Country club, in honor of Captain and Mrs. Royal NogT gle. Mrs. George Farley is visiting in Logan Lo-gan with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Miles A. Romney, who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Romney's mother, Mrs. David Eccles, for several months, left Thursday for Los Angeles. Frank Browning, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Browning, returned Sunday from France, where he has been in the aviation avia-tion branch of the service for the past eighteen months. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrymore Decker and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Decker motored to Ogden from Salt Lake Wednesday and spent the day with relatives. Lieutenant L. F. Koschevitz returned the first of the week to New York city, after a brief visit in Ogden with his sister. sis-ter. Mrs. L. F. Kneipp. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Egelhoff. who were married recently in this city, will be at home after June 1, at -Woodbine cottage in Ogden canyon. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hollingsworth of San Francisco are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Rowlands. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Simister and sons, Jack. Ray and Ralph, have left for a month's visit in San Francisco, Los Angeles An-geles and San Diego. Dr. and Mrs. Heber J. Sears and daughter, daugh-ter, Ruth, and son. Gordon, motored here from Salt Lake Sunday and spent the day with their daughter, Mrs. Joseph E. Evans. Mrs. W. W. "Wilson is visiting in Oakland, Oak-land, Cal., with relatives. president; M"rs. Laura Kirkpatrick, re-! re-! cording secretary; Miss Eva Erb, corre-j corre-j sponding secretary; Mrs. Xellie Kline, 1 treasurer: Miss Josephine Seaman, historian; his-torian; Mrs. J. R. Morrell, trustee of memorial me-morial fund; Mrs. W. H. Meal and Mrs. William Craig, program committee. In honor of the seventh birthday of her daughter. Ruth Cecille, Mrs. W. E. Zup-pann Zup-pann entertained twenty-five little guests at a lawn party Saturday afternoon of last week. Games were enjoyed during i the afternoon, after which a luncheon 1 was served, the table being decorated I with , the American colors. Mrs. Zuppann I was assisted by Miss Jessie Burton and I Miss Ardell Williams. j A dancing party was given by the Katy i club Monday evening at the Lorin Farr ' park. ! A farewell party, in honor of Mrs. Mary : De Lacey Kennedy, was given Tuesday : evening at the home of Miss Eva Erb by the ladies of Lincoln cir?!e No. 2.. Mrs. i Kennedy will leave shortly for Bay Point. ; Cal., to join Mr. Kennedy. They will I make their home in California for the I present. I The Dorcas society of the English Lu-! Lu-! theran church met Wednesday evening j at the home of Miss Mae Swanson. j At the Elks' club tomorrow afternoon 1 "Gold Star" day will be observed by the 'Women of American Patriots, when spe-i spe-i cial services will be held for all the j men from Ogden and Weber county who ! died while in the service. I Tho Weber Normal College Alumni as-! as-! sociation held its annual banquet, re-, re-, union and dance Tuesday at the H-t-. milage hotel. After the banquet, a short program was given by members of the ! 'association, and new officers wore elect- i ! ed. Dancing closed the evening's enter- j ; tainnient. : i Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hodson of Layton ! : announce the engagement of their i daughter. Susie, to F. C. Russell of Gg- j : den. The wedding will tako place in . Jure. Mr.. II. E. Matthews was hostess to j St. Joseph's Sewing tociety Thursday af-' af-' ternoou. A card party was given Tuesday eve- ; ning by the Ladies' auxiliary to the Vet- ! eran Firemen at the home of Mrs. Kate Sobul. i Mr. and Mrs. O. J. StilweU entertained . ; at a luncheon at the Weber club Tuonay I in compliment to Captain and Mis. Royal : . Noi.'gie. ! The commencement exercises of the j ; We ner Normal coi-ege were heirl Sunday ! ; evening at the. college auditorium. j Mrs. A. Scherer a :;d baby dauchtcr 1 i have gone to Aiameda. Cal., where tb-y j ; will visit for a few weeks with Mrs. ( ; Soberer' 3 sister, Mrs. E.Jzabeth Cum -i mirps. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Eccleg have re-: re-: turned from an extended v. sit m New i Y-.-rk city. M ss Harriet Kanzler has gor.c to ; : Kearney, Neb., to spend a two week's -j vacation. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. Da'id Larson of fi.ilt j j Lake came to Ogden Thursday to atrop.d 1 tiie dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. I |
